The premiums and cover for pilots for life insurance is dependent on the type of flying you do and the risks involved. For example commercial flying is generally considered lower risk, because flying larger planes is statistically proven to be safer than flying small aircraft. If you are a commercial helicopter pilot in the oil industry this will be percieved differently by insurers due to the risks involved. Types of flying that have different percieved risks would include:
- Flying as a commercial airline pilot
- Flying as a private/ recreational pilot
- Flying as a helicopter pilot - private/recreational
- Flying as a glider pilot
- Hang-gliding, microlight flying and paragliding
- A pilot for the armed forces
It is important to take into account existing life insurance that may be available through your employment - additional insurance may be expensive. For quotes use our service: